These cards are perfect for those planning a trip to Forks or who have already been.
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Here’s a glimpse at some of the cool pics they’ve spent so much time getting (I seriously wonder if Lulu or janie got into traffic trouble getting the first photo):

seriously, how awesome is this
shot of a silver Volvo
and Bella’s red truck in Forks

love the title on this one

authentic First Beach

My full sized Edward (FSE) and mini B/E have been on holiday over at Lulu’s house. I think they’ve enjoyed having a break from the vault. Guess what they were doing? Modelling for their first photo shoot and they are truly in the forest around Forks. See?

my mini-Edward

my mini E and B in the treetopjust like in Twilight – love that scene!

Wanna hear their story? Here’s the background on these chickees and how they came to make such great stuff

janie+Lulu was born unofficially in July 2009, the result of an unforgettable trip (1 Twilight-decorated minivan, 2 mums, 4 kids, and an endless supply of vampire fangs!) to Forks, WA from Vancouver, BC.

We LOVED the energy in Forks and the surrounding area and were so impressed by how the local people played along to make their town into the literary setting (a vampire Disneyland, if you will) without making it feel commercialized. During our stay we always had the feeling that the mythical characters from the Twilight series could really be standing next to us at the grocery store or keeping a careful watch over us from the never ending forest. We were in the same land of make believe as our 5 and 8 year old kids and it felt terrific! It’s hard to make a souvenir that represents that kind of feeling, the feeling of possibility, but that is exactly what we felt compelled to do.Living on the edge of our own breathtaking forest in North Vancouver BC, we were surrounded by the film crews for New Moon and Eclipse this year and we were able to build on our Forks-inspired ideas with local photographs. An important aspect of our Route 101 Adventures is that we do not visit active film locations, we do not seek out the cast or crew, and we do not trespass on any private property. Our thrill is in being able to identify locations from other media sources and to then make a “possibility shot” involving that idea.

Upon returning home, we drew upon our combined backgrounds in graphic design and print to transform our holiday photos into whimsical stories that convey the magical energy of the Olympic Peninsula. Our images are not about the celebrities, the actual plot line of the Stephenie Meyer novels or vampire themes of blood and fangs. When shown our images, people actually ask us “How did you find a wolf print?” and “How did you get the photo of the vampires running?”. Apparently our intent to stimulate the imagination and take people to a world where mythical characters exist among us is working…